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| − | '''G-SEVEN''' was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]/[[J-Rock|rock]] band. The group is one of two groups that formed the band [[Hearts Grow]]. The band consists of five girls, and broke up in 2004 to start the new band. The band's best-known for their single, "[[Human Heart]]" which was re-recorded by [[Hearts Grow]] in 2005 as "[[Human Heart|Human's Hearts]]". | + | '''G-SEVEN''' (ジーセブン), was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]/[[J-Rock|rock]] band. The group is one of two groups that formed the band [[Hearts Grow]]. The band consists of five girls, and broke up in 2004 to start the new band. The band's best-known for their single, "[[Human Heart]]" which was re-recorded by [[Hearts Grow]] in 2005 as "[[Human Heart|Human's Hearts]]". |
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Revision as of 22:33, 21 June 2010
G-SEVEN (ジーセブン), was a Japanese pop/rock band. The group is one of two groups that formed the band Hearts Grow. The band consists of five girls, and broke up in 2004 to start the new band. The band's best-known for their single, "Human Heart" which was re-recorded by Hearts Grow in 2005 as "Human's Hearts".
Members
- Shinzaki Haruna (新崎春奈) (Vocals)
- Miyagi Chiaki (宮城千秋) (Vocals)
- Nakasone Natsumi (仲宗根なつみ) (Guitar)
- Miyazato Otosai (宮里音彩) (Bass)
- Izena Miki (伊是名美希) (Drums)
Discography
Singles
- [2004.06.xx] Human Heart
External Links
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